That depends, the Republic of Ireland has a smoking ban in workplaces and bars. Scotland is getting one too, soon the whole UK will have legislation banning smoking in public places. Maybe the rest of Europe will follow along if the EU health dudes get their fingers out.
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espeir wrote:
I'm kind of surprised that you wouldn't have known about that term before watching a recent TV show, though.
Sorry, I'm British...we don't have as much experience with nukes as you.
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Co-ffee? Seriously, Tea is all you ever need. I was once hooked on Coffee, it made me a bad person. Tea made me great again. There is nothing like going into work with a thermos of Earl Grey. Mmmm
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espeir wrote:
He has the football
It's amazing what vocabulary you get from watching '24'.
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maltaspitefire wrote: new york NYC is big, noisy, dirty, smelly and rude. And I love it :-D Try Chicago as well, the downtown area is a lot cleaner than Manhattan. The people are great there too.
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Vivekuniq wrote: Mr. Paul WatSon of South Africa Hehe, Paul has a fan. Paul VDW's photo is funny, but I rarely venture onto personal pages anymore. I know most people's details anyway.
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Ian Darling wrote: Well whaddyaknow, it works If you liked that, try using :vegemite: for VB and :bob: for AJAX.
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Paul Watson wrote: Not much under those kilts anyway. That could be taken as an insult Paul.
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Gore-Tex all-weather superjacket. Umbrellas irritate me, especially when short people walk down the street on a narrow pavement with them.
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Actually the word (and derivatives) 'skiving' is still used up here in Liverpool. 'Slacker' is more a southern thing.
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Taka Muraoka wrote: Wow, you must've *really* wanted to reply In the end I'd forgotton what I was actually posting and was more focussed on getting it posted :mad: (Attempt 3)
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Taka Muraoka wrote: Wow, you must've *really* wanted to reply In the end I'd forgotton what I was actually posting and was more focussed on getting it posted :mad:
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Weiye Chen wrote: How about "hole"? If I had a kid sister, I'd be getting asked some awkward questions by now. (Server Web5 needs a good kicking. It took me 15, yes 15, attempts to reply to Paul before.)
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The Dashboard weather widget is useful to me. It gives a 5-day forcast, plus I can have both the Liverpool and London weather open. So I can gloat to my parents about how good the London microclimate can be :-)
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kgaddy wrote: I believe he was trying to take a swing at the US. I was also 'taking a swing' at our country and many other western nations as well. Neither of them have a true democracy. They both try their best, but neither get it quite right, hence 'pseudo'. What is democracy when our government was elected by only 30-40% of the population, hence 60% of the country not being represented by them? I know this isn't going to change for a long time because it gives the government power, but it doesn't mean it's the right way to run a 'democratic' country.
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